
Be careful of ‘diskarte’
There is a reason the word diskarte feels familiar even before it is explained. Most Pinoys meet it early, long before it appears in essays or debates...

There is a reason the word diskarte feels familiar even before it is explained. Most Pinoys meet it early, long before it appears in essays or debates...

I went to the fifth Iloilo screening of Tigkiliwi last Sunday afternoon, February 1, because a friend invited me, and because the title itself sounded...

“Decriminalize libel” sounds, at first hearing, like the sort of phrase that makes careful people clutch their pearls and careless people clutch their...

There is a reason the word diskarte feels familiar even before it is explained. Most Pinoys meet it early, long before it appears in essays or debates...

When systems reward pretense and call it kindness (Last of two parts) That is why EDCOM 2’s parallel discussions on mass promotion and grade transmuta...

When numbers begin to speak back (First of two parts) Some statistics slap harder than a failing grade. EDCOM 2’s latest snapshot is one of them: by ...

Somewhere between the wet market and the comment section, the word “Makapili” crawls back into Philippine conversation like an old fever. People use i...

Childhood teaches an early lesson about responsibility: when you break something, you fix it; you do not ask to be thanked for the attempt. You just f...

Some policies do not collapse because the goal was wrong. They collapse because the execution went sideways and everyone quietly learned to live with ...